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Hello,
I am trying to simulate result in arrays but it is giving me an error that value must be a vector. I have tried to search my worksheet but am unable to identify the problem. Please help me with this. My version is prime 4.0
Thanks,
Faisal
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I have some tracing back the various function calls made (OK, honestly I'm to lazy to do so), but using Primes very basic trace feature I was able to trace back to function Lambda.
Obviously with the data you provide, function "a" does not return a vector, but a simply scalar and so "sort" throws that error. Probably because x.guess is not a vector.
I have some tracing back the various function calls made (OK, honestly I'm to lazy to do so), but using Primes very basic trace feature I was able to trace back to function Lambda.
Obviously with the data you provide, function "a" does not return a vector, but a simply scalar and so "sort" throws that error. Probably because x.guess is not a vector.
I think the lambda returns a value as xguess is in a vector (file attached). But I have no idea why it is saying that it must be a vector
The problem seems to be the vectorization in your function Phi.
It also vectorizes x.guess making it a scalar.
Look if the modified function Phi now does what you expect. I got rid of a lot of unnecessary and confusing parenthesis and I left vectorization even though it would not be needed as far as I see as you call the routines with scalars only.
can you please send me a prime 4.0 version of the file
thank you